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Para teachers march to CM s residence

Nearly 75 para teachers marched to Chief Minsiter Laxmikant Parsekar s residence demanding that they should be regularised in service. Nearly 30 police personnel were deployed outside the residence.

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 Though they were at the chief minister s residence at 4 pm, they were called in for discussion only at 8 pm. Smita Desai who was a part of the delegation, said, “The chief minister called us untrained and refused to regularise us. He, however, offered to renew the contract for another year. So we have decided to camp here itself.”The group of para teachers, most of which are females have been in service on contract basis for the last 10 years. They were employed on a salary of Rs 3,000 in 2006, which has been increased to Rs 9,000 per month. They are however not being paid during holidays.
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Issues of bills to be resolved by June, assures power dept

The State Power Department on Monday assured consumers that issues relating to power bills will be resolved by June.Power Secretary Kunal held a meeting with officials of the Power Department to review the progress of the pre-monsoon works at Vidyut Bhavan, Panaji.Speaking to media persons after the meeting, Kunal said

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Published May 24, 2016, 4:59 AM IST
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PANAJI, “As far as the power bills are concerned, we are completely modernising our systems under restructured accelerated power department reform programme (RAPDRP). So there were certain issues with regard to the billing software. Presently, the new system has already been introduced in three divisions, while we will continue with the old system of GEL and have a smooth migration by the month of June. So from June onwards we will not have this problem of billing.”“As far…

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